Sentence examples for correcting a historical from inspiring English sources

In a resounding speech given in March 2014, he described Russia's annexation of Crimea as correcting a historical injustice.

Our team is now the singular Fry, correcting a historical error by adhering to William Steig's original cartoons.

Putin denies Russia is involved in the fighting in Ukraine that has killed more than 4,700 people in nine months, and he has justified the "reunion" of Crimea with the Russian federation as correcting a historical wrong.

But the Armenians viewed the 1921 Kavburo decision with disdain and felt that in their efforts they were correcting a historical error through the principle of self-determination, a right also granted in the constitution.

The songs could also correct a historical narrative.

And, it would correct a historical aberration – the great man never started a game in the top division.

"The tyrant deserves no honors," someone exclaimed as a partisan of Rosas was arguing that the time had come to correct a historical injustice.

(Curators also correct a historical footnote: Peter Stuyvesant, the irascible director general of the Dutch colony in the mid-17th century, was missing his right leg, not his left).

What the play does do is correct a historical injustice and ask, by implication, whether women are still sidelined in the scientific world.

Prince Alexander said reburial in Serbia, at the royal family's century-old Mausoleum of St . Georgenear Belgrade, would correct a historical mistake.

Israel's National Library is calling on a German museum to hand over the original manuscript of Franz Kafka's novel The Trial to correct a "historical error", in the latest unravelling of a complex dispute over the writer's legacy.